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it's strange that

depending on the doctor that did the surgery everyone has differnt pre op and post op diets... some people can go to mushies earlier than 2 weeks even solid pretty early..... some people have to be on liquid diet 2 weeks pre op!!! what's up with that?

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That's very interesting, Jack! Jilly, I also think there's a variation in pre-op protocol from patient to patient even within a doctor's practice. Some people may have medical issues that must be addressed first, and a pre-op diet may be part of that. The post-op regimen does vary, but then again so do the bands being used. I think some of the less-restrictive post-op protocols may be used with larger bands not in use in the U.S. That's just a guess, but you're right, there is a big variation.

The bottom line is always the same: follow YOUR doctor's orders. :biggin1:

Hi,

I guess the more we read and research about this, or other questions, the more we'll notice how things can vary from one doctor to the other or from one patient to another.

I think the best is to follow whatever instructions your doctor give you and do as he says. In any case, liquid and mushy food is certainly less «aggressive» to your stomach and one thing is sure: after you get your band, you will have to learn to chew all your food really well: chew, chew, chew! it's a whole new concept and it's true that old habits die hard, but it's quite a challenge!

best of luck!

niki

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